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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: thomastown mississippi
Posts: 1,261
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Re: Options for new front leaf springs?
It looks like he has a later model set of front shackle brackets that fit in the middle of the frame instead of cast brackets that mount under the frame. He also has negative arch front springs.
Look at your cab mounts & see if they have been bolted / welded to the frame. If the frame is later the mounts would have to have been changed. Also the frame will be indented for the later steering boxes. Maybe he has a late model front welded to an early model rear? I've seen stranger... |
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Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: Wellsville, Missouri
Posts: 103
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Re: Options for new front leaf springs?
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I know that the steering Column on my truck leaves the side of the cab and goes to the power steering box that is mounted on the outer part of the driver side frame rail, all easily seen from the driver front fender. Hopefully this isn't a stupid question. I'm sorry if it is, I just need to know so I can fix the lift block and get a proper set of springs. Also one, of the shocks is broken, and I can't get the correct one without knowing what frame I have... |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Sidney,b.c.
Posts: 4,425
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Re: Options for new front leaf springs?
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the orig frt spring is 2 1/2" wide 64-66 while the later ones are 3" wide which won't fit the 64 spring hanger. the front spring hanger in the pic appears to be riveted to the frame. the rear springs appear to be narrower than the front ron |
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Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: Wellsville, Missouri
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